Austrian pine

Austrian Pine
Scientific Name: Pinus nigra J.F.Arnold
Synonym: Pinus nigra var. austriaca, Pinus austriaca
Family: Pinaceae ...

Black Prince Austrian Pine Pinus nigra ‘Black Prince' Plant habit Main Page Info Back
Possibly a hybrid with P. thunbergii (van Gelderen and van Hoey Smith, 1996).

( Austrian Pine )
Pinus nigra is a large evergreen conifer with a domed habit. The stiff needles are borne in pairs, glossy, dark green, 3 to 5 inches long. At maturity it is a broad, flat-topped tree with a stout trunk and low spreading branches.

Pinus nigra (Austrian pine, European black pine)
Photo/Illustration: Courtesy of Nancy Matthews
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Austrian Pine
Austrian Pine (Pinus Austriaca) - One of the best and hardiest pines; distinct in form and color, attaining a maximum height of nearly 100 feet, of close, dense growth when young, ...

Austrian pine Pinaceae Pinus nigra Arnold   symbol: PINI
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5. Austrian Pine / introduced / Pinus nigra
leaves
clusters of 2.
very similar to Red Pine, but
much sharper and stiffer, will not break when bent.
foliage a darker green than Pr.
buds are white.

Usage
Austrian pine is widely planted as an ornamental, as well as in screens and windbreaks.

Pinus nigra Austrian pine
evergreen, average care
created by chief cultivator
zones: 3b thru 7a ...

Pinus nigra
Austrian Pine
Pinaceae
Located on northeast side of the Waring Chemistry Bldg.

In our country, the Austrian pine has served only as an ornamental. As such, it's valuable in its youth but decrepit in its old age.

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Oregon Gumweed [English]: Grindelia stricta var.

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Plant a dense, multi-layered, evergreen and deciduous windbreak (such as blue spruce or Austrian pine) as the first line of defence from the elements.

Austrian Pine (Pinus nigra)
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- Vertical section of the ovule of the Austrian Pine (Pinus austriaca), showing the nucellus a, consisting of delicate cellular tissue containing deep in its substance an embryo-sac b. The micropyle m is very wide.

See also: Pine, Pinus, Green, May, Evergreen